Which WB O2 sensor is OK and Wiring Qs

efi_student efi.student at sbcglobal.net
Fri Dec 14 02:44:32 GMT 2001


Sensor.  For some reason, they call it a connector, but that is
consistent with other Bosch sensors that they list.  Odd nomenclature,
but what ever works.  They have a decent return policy, so if it is
wrong, the cost is small, shipping and restocking.  I believe I have
paid more than that for a number of parts/pieces that got lost/destroyed
in experiments or performance trials.  If it is five wire, woohoo!

Lance

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Subject: Re: Which WB O2 sensor is OK and Wiring Qs


Am I missing something here?  Are you ordering a connector or a sensor?

efi_student wrote:
> 
> I've been researching this a little, Napa lists the Echlin ECHOS729 
> for the '96 and later Civic HX 1.6l auto, that is one of the known 
> good units from previous posts.  I went to a Honda parts site 
> www.hondaautomotiveparts.com and determined that Honda has two 
> equivalent sensors for this engine, and there are no notes to indicate

> that one is different from the other.  The same two parts end up on 
> the parts breakdown on the Civic VX for reasons that are not clear.  
> The Partsbin seems confident that the Oxygen Sensor OE Connector 
> C5010-88818 Bosch is an equivalent, so on a small gamble, I ordered 
> one.  If it ends up being wrong, I'll just exchange it for the one 
> well known to be correct.  It is rather hard to imagine a UEGO sensor 
> of any kind for only $57.60, delivered to the door.  Since I am still 
> patiently waiting for my parts kits, I have time to spare...
> 
> Another question about the actual construction of the kit.  The wiring

> from the box to the sensor isn't specified, so I am curious what 
> lengths have been tested and since I am building a few, I figure it 
> would be best to get something on a decent sized roll to save 
> expenses.  Would a sheathed 8 conductor 18 ga about 15' long with 
> Beldfoil (or equivalent) be too much?  Is anyone having noise issues?

> Is this an experiment and report back to the list item (that's fine, 
> I'll do it, just don't want to reinvent the wheel here)?
> 
> Lance
> 

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